LucasolONE Step Hospital Grade Disinfectant (Gallon)

Right now Lysol or Chlorox Disinfecting Wipes are impossible to find anywhere. This product contains the same effective ingredient at a total concentration of 4.5%. Keep in mind that not all the commercial wipes have the same concentration: MemberMark is around 0.112% ammonium chlorides, Chlorox is 0.184%, and Lysol is 0.264%.What I do is buy a 100-pack of baby wipe paper in dry form. I then throw a bunch of them in a Ziplok bag and saturate them with a 0.265% solution of ammonium chlorides that I made up using 2 tablespoons of this Lucasol product to 2 cups of water. In fact, that is more like 0.282%, slightly more concentrated than Lysol wipes. Imagine how many disinfectant wipes you can make with a gallon of this Lucasol! I spray just enough of the solution to saturate the baby wipes, just like the commercial wipes. It takes far less than the 2 cups of the solution you made to do this. You can store the excess solution or throw it away.Note that 2 tablespoons per 2 cups water is way more concentrated than what the manufacturer recommends on the label: 2 tablespoons per gallon. That's because there, you are making a disinfectant solution which is more diluted, since you spray it on surfaces and let it sit. The solution in Lysol wipes has to be more concentrated since it is impregnated on cellulose wipes. Still, 2 tablespoons per two cups of water will go a long way when you got a gallon of the concentrate, and if you want, you can even make your disinfectant wipes more concentrated if you wish, at a fractional cost of the commercial wipes.

I fell in love with this product as soon as I opened the box. There was a handwritten thank you note on the inside of the box! I separately purchased a 32 oz spray bottle and used a little less than 1 tablespoon to make a batch of Lucasol cleaner. I sprayed down the outside of the toilet and poured in 2 oz concentrated Lucasol in the bowl. When I returned 10 mins later, the urinal smell was almost gone. Top to bottom, I simply wiped everything down and scrubbed the floor tiles with a brush and more spray. Smells clean and not like chemicals. I usually wouldve used 3 to four different cleaners and taken 3 to 4 times longer to do the job.I would recommend wearing gloves when using this, itll dry your hands out a little bit.

This is the same chemical used by commercial companies who disinfect Stores, Warehouses, Semi Trucks, etc. during this pandemic. It's extremely cost effective to DIY however because not only is the price per gallon low, it is heavily concentrated. You only need 4 TBSP per gallon of water for use in a spray bottle or a fogging machine. There are a few reviews on here from people who didn't use the product as directed and are now blaming the product. One said it leaves an "oily" residue. That is patently false. Diluted at a rate of 4 TBSP (2 OZ) per gallon of water, it is not possible for the product to leave a residue of any kind. No odor, safe to use around pets, around food, etc.

I purchased this to clean my commercial tanning bed and it works really well. I dilute it with water and it is awesome and lasts a very long time. I also got the squirt bottle that came with it to help me spray down the bed. It is a hospital grade disinfectant and perfect for my tanning bed at the gym I own.

haven't has to use as my normal disinfectants have come back on store shelf- but nice to have. I am considering using it in a machine that will send throuout the entire home via the airconditioner ducts after we leave the house.

Like many found, in early pandemic lysol was out. Switched over to industrial brand name which offered better value. It's the same EPA-N registered disinfectant found in many brands. Lucasol is a big brand name so their QC/trust should hold up. Like most of these products it's an xxxx-ammonium chloride based cleaner requiring a 10min wet kill time for everything (true disinfecting) but less time for sanitization at 2-oz/gallon. Very useful as 1/2 oz/quart spray bottle. Remember this is a surface disinfectant. If there is a gross amount of soil on the surface of interest, be sure to clean it off first.

Bought this for workplace, because I just cannot find Lysol or Chlorox Wipes since all this craziness started. Using it with a thicker type paper towels. I place paper towels into a airtight container, and pour solution over them. Same idea as commercial wipes. Works well, no any serious odor. One colleague developed redness on her hands after using them. So we started wearing gloves when we use them. Because of my colleague’s skin reaction, I wouldn’t recommend it instead of hand sanitizer, but it’s a great bactericide for surfaces.Great value for money too. You use only 2 oz of this concentrate to make 1 gallon of sanitizing solution.

First found this at my mother's house. Love that it cleans very well. I have a commercial cleaning buisness. So I look for supplies that clean and disinfect, without the harsh chemical smell.